and it's someone's job to think of that connection before publishing the release and they failed

Archery has not been relevant to warfare since the late 19th century; the connection is a ghostly wisp.

This is more akin to "looking into your ex's private data at work" than "made a mistake that caused a production outage"

If a doctor intentionally did something that they obviously know is unethical they would be fired too. This was not a "mistake", it is a huge ethical violation.

This is more like writing your buddy a prescription for drugs to take recreationally

It's very obvious when someone is recording you with a smartphone

Separating fools from their money and data

you're talking about a free tool you know that right?

Not many people are using local LLMs for their OpenClaw backend, so most are paying money to OpenAI/Anthropic/etc. and getting their data siphoned as a bonus.

cc was deterministic, you could be confident that the same code produced the same assembly each time you ran it

That is very much not the case with LLMs

It's incredibly unlikely that it won't do exactly that, although we'll be very lucky if it's just that and not a random, innocent city

Ok, but he does

Others have covered some of the incentives, but sometimes the answer is simply "because they're pathetic"

They don't have anything worth saying but want people to think they do

Depending on the doctor some are now recommending getting a tub of miralax, mixing it all into gatorade, and using that for prep instead of the prescription stuff.

Still sucks, but at least it isn't a disgusting flavor, although I haven't had a desire for blue gatorade in the last 3 years

I do this, I have gone through 10 Costco tubs so far in my 1+ year of suffering from chronic constipation